When he wakes up, he finds that he has transmigrated to a parallel world and become a castoff on the verge of being abandoned by his company.
Fortunately, a rainbow prize-pool System has bound itself to him. From then on, he can do anything.
Singing, writing books, screenwriting, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, dancing...
Before he knows it, he has become an idol adored by the entire nation.
As he reaches the peak of his life, he watches the shameless goddesses around him scheme and compete with one another, each using every trick in the book to win him over...
Caught in the middle, Yang Yu is both miserable and delighted.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It seems that most female celebrities are so dark and purple, why do so many authors think they are virgins?
Happy Camp* and Silly B must-see programs
You've already reached this level, but if you don't leave the company to develop on your own, is the system given to you just to help others make money?
The name of this system is also retarded.
The current books are really enough. She always pretends to be cool and slaps her in the face, opening a harem. There are so many women, how can you sleep with them? You can sleep with all the celebrities who have had plastic surgery, whether they are good or bad. See someone whose heart is pounding, see someone whose heart is moved. Female celebrities also have sex with nymphomaniacs, yes
I really don't think she's very good-looking, she's almost a 40-year-old woman.
I have never heard of celebrity endorsements requiring auditions. It seems really awkward.
Do you recommend this book to Liu Tao?
There are so many typos that I always help others change their names.
Zebra zebra. . . It's really not that good. No need to brag too much. Just sing in July. Or horse racing